Less Talk More Tea is our video log. This is a new exercise for us and we are still learning. As indicated in the title, you will not see much of our faces nor hear our voices. It is all about the tea.
Less Talk More Tea is our video log. This is a new exercise for us and we are still learning. As indicated in the title, you will not see much of our faces nor hear our voices. It is all about the tea.
There are many reasons for choosing when to drink which tea. In this post, we introduce the concept of the cool or warm nature of tea. Far from seeing it as an absolute rule, we suggest it is an interesting criteria to consider. Depending on how your body feels and on the outside temperature, it can make your tea experience even more enjoyable.
The video above shows how to make tea using a gaiwan.
This Fine Tea Preparation Guide is intended to be an instruction for brewing high-end tea leaves to their full potential. Beginners can follow it step by step, while more experienced drinkers can treat it as a series of tips.
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Using a gaiwan to make tea is one of the most pleasant and rewarding way to enjoy our favourite leaves. There is, however, a little learning curve, before you completely master it. In this post, we will show you some easy rules to correctly handle this three-parted brewing vessel. In the second part, we will explain its symbolic meaning. Finally, a short video made by us, demonstrating how to use it.
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